Resorts with a snowboard school for children and terrain parks on their own lifts, for the child who wants to board all day.
18 hotels
A five-star village-centre hotel with a 2,100 m² spa (indoor pool, Finnish and bio saunas, steam bath), where children under 10 have set pool hours and winter childcare takes children from 2 until 21:00. Half board is a four-course dinner at CHF 75 per adult (CHF 37.50 for ages 6 to 15), and the hotel's own Fondue-Stübli opens daily in winter.
A luxury all-suite hotel whose Deluxe Suites sleep two adults and two children in built-in bunks or sofa beds, with free babysitting, a games room and a spa with sauna and steam room. Brasserie 1809 serves dinner daily, and Astrid's Fondü is a fondue evening in the wine cellar.
A three-star hotel marketed at families, with a free children's club, babysitting, a games room, a sauna and an early children's dinner, as reported by ski tour operators. Half board is a four-course dinner with a weekly raclette and meat fondue.
The Saas-Fee youth hostel has private family rooms with their own shower and WC, plus an indoor pool with children's pool and slide next door. Children pay a flat nightly rate in the parents' room, which keeps a family week well below hotel prices.
A small family-run hotel in Saas-Almagell with a 150 m² spa (Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, outdoor jacuzzi) free for guests, and family rooms made of three rooms joined by a corridor. Half board is a five-course dinner with a weekly Valais evening of fondue and raclette, and the free electric bus reaches Saas-Fee every 15 minutes.
Apartments and suites with breakfast, a free wellness area with sauna and steam bath, free guest laundry and a ski depot near the pistes. Apartments have full kitchens with a fondue set, and the hotel sleeps up to seven in one apartment.
A three-star sports hotel two minutes from the village centre with connecting family rooms and a family room with bunk beds. Guests get a 300 m2 spa with whirlpool, saunas and steam baths in the afternoon, and the cable cars are five to ten minutes' walk away.
A hotel with a games playroom, a free sauna and outdoor whirlpool (on request) and a free ski room beside the lifts. The half-board menu changes with the season and includes a classic fondue, and the Etoile Family option links two rooms through a connecting door.
A four-star village hotel with a spa (indoor pool, whirlpool, saunas, steam baths and infrared cabins) and rooms and suites that can be joined into large family rooms. The Hofsaal restaurant serves a daily three or four-course dinner from 4 December 2026.
A three-star superior hotel directly by the cable cars and slopes, with a restaurant and half-board packages including a four-course dinner. Its Chalet Nicoletta attic apartment sleeps up to four with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen area, and comes with hotel service.
A three-star superior hotel beside the Alpin Express base station with a small wellness area (whirlpool, Finnish sauna, steam bath) and ski-in/ski-out access. Half board is a three-course dinner; rooms are doubles with balconies, so ask the hotel about extra beds for children.
A three-star hotel right on the piste, with the ski school meeting point and the children's park across the road. The family suites price two adults and let the children sleep free, so you only pay for their breakfast and dinner.
A family-run upscale hotel with a Classic Family Suite, a Triple Superior room, a sauna and a heated ski room next to the cable car. Half board is a five-course dinner with salad bar in the Walliserkanne restaurant.
A family-run three-star hotel beside the cable cars and the ski school meeting point, with four-person family rooms (31 m²) and a large ski room with boot dryers. Half board adds a four-course dinner for CHF 50 per adult and CHF 29 per child, and a raclette or fondue evening runs weekly in season.
A family-run garni directly on the piste, marked ski-in/ski-out, with a family room made of two separate bedrooms for two to four people. A winter dinner menu costs CHF 39 for adults and CHF 29 for children, with cheese fondue on Friday and meat fondue on Saturday.
A three-star hotel directly on the slopes, with two-room family rooms that have bunk beds in a separate small bedroom; the south-facing version sleeps five. The hotel has its own restaurant and après-ski bar, and a ski room.
A small family-run hotel by the Hannig cable car with a three-bedroom family room (two doubles and a bunk bed) and a two-bedroom apartment with kitchen. Double rooms cost about CHF 220 a night in February, and children under 6 sleep free in their parents' room.
A central three-star garni with a 44 m² family room that has a separate children's bunk-bed room, plus 2- and 3-room apartments. The cable cars are a few minutes' walk away.
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